Question about birds!
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There have been a lot of quails visiting here lately. Once in awhile a cardinal comes by. There are also mourning doves that come often...
Last night a coyote crossed the street in front of my car near my house (it was far up ahead). One night a couple months ago I saw 3 coyotes standing in the street. And one day I saw a bobcat walking from the sidewalk to the side of a house. It was pretty big too.
Last night a coyote crossed the street in front of my car near my house (it was far up ahead). One night a couple months ago I saw 3 coyotes standing in the street. And one day I saw a bobcat walking from the sidewalk to the side of a house. It was pretty big too.
Here in Mid-western Florida, we have the ever present Grey Squirrels, Mockingbirds, Blue Jays, Doves, Sparrows, Crows & Blackbirds, Muscovy Ducks, and some kind of little tiny bird (about 3" long.) The Robins and Storks are making their migratory trips through the area. The Turkey Vultures, Owls, Hawks and Ospreys are year-round residents. There are probably a dozen more I can't think of. Armadillos, Opossums, and Raccoons, for sure. And a few Rabbits.
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I occasionally like to go out sometimes at twilight and catch one hooting, and i'll hoot back with him/her, and sometimes, you do it long enough, they will fly to a tree that is right near you to check you out, it's neat 
Hi jane,
I know there are more than sparrows and pigeons, egrets, kingfishers, parrots, chickens, turkeys and ducks nearby. But i need to sleep and just got up to finish something, and so forgetful when need more sleep. Ah, I know theres still a firefly inside the house wc i saw last night. Good night.
I know there are more than sparrows and pigeons, egrets, kingfishers, parrots, chickens, turkeys and ducks nearby. But i need to sleep and just got up to finish something, and so forgetful when need more sleep. Ah, I know theres still a firefly inside the house wc i saw last night. Good night.
The birds here in winter include ravens, house sparrows (invasive from Europe), a few hardy robins and crows, and, less commonly, snowy owls. I see them almost every day, waiting atop poles for dinner to wander by. In the fields we get snow buntings, though I haven't seen any yet this year. Last winter I saw my first crossbill, so my life list got one tick longer.
In summer there are hundreds of species; I live within the great American flyway, so we get literally millions of shorebirds and waterfowl through the area in spring and autumn.
In summer there are hundreds of species; I live within the great American flyway, so we get literally millions of shorebirds and waterfowl through the area in spring and autumn.